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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
SMALL TALK.
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The days grow shorter as election APP
proaches,
New York paper In edited by man
named Solomon. job would be better
name.
Mrs. Cleveland has returned, aud
house cleaning has begun at the White
House.
Many concerns not in the shipping
business depend. d.on wind and water 10
carry on trade.
Some Washington young ladies have
introduced the fashion Of wearing rings
on their thumbs.
man in the south dropped dead the
other day while listening to one Of Cleye-
lands encyclopedia speeches.
When man falls on slippery side
walk und "sees stars, the vision is
photographed on his mind by the nstan-
taneous process.
Judging from the amount Of work
Judge Bradley is putting into the cam
paign. he can't be ma decrepit ns the
Journal intimates.
In setting up a Sunday-school article
the other day the type setter made the
line "a Single Head Of Wheat" read "a
Single Hand Of Whist"
The Emperor Of Russia plays the cor
net in an Indifferent manner. You can
hardly blame the Nihilists for trying to
blow his royal highness into smithereens
Forty thousand people assembled in
Montgomery, Alabama. the other day TO
see jeff. Davis. The people Of The New
South don't seem TO tire Of this revolu-
tionary chestnut.
Pittsburg, Penn. is going to have
hospital for sick horses, 900 acres Of land
having been leased for that purpose.
Providence is ahead of Pittsburg il has
one already-located near Fields Point.
Editor George W. Childs, though well
advanced in years, is described M won
derfully wcll-preserved man. His rosy
cheeks are like the bushes Of IL school
girl Exchange. George Washington
Childs may have red checks. but being n
newspaper man II is doubted II they in
any way resemble bushes.
young man was observed on n
Worcester train the other day cracking
walnuts between his teeth, and then
handing them to his best girl who sat
alongside, to pick out with hair pin.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

This Is the Hon. Carl Schurz's opinion
OF newspaper men, as ventilated in Pitts
burg few days ago:
"fou hear of the people, from one end
OF the country to the other. growing at
the newspaper reporters. and want you
topublish what tell you now. The news
paper reporter Of the country should be
respected. Throughout my whole public
career, and since that time, have never
changed my mind in regard TO them.
They are the guardians Of truth and per-
sonal liberty. They protect every citizen,
and 1 have TO see the first case where a
newspaper man wilfully ATTEMPTED TO
deprive any man Of his rights. will
never be satisfied till see newspaper
men raised entirely on level with, ifnot
above the other professions, for they de-
serve the greatest consideration. have
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
ODD TURKISH STORIES.


4 Ursst Nation Ruiad By the supssstiticus
Fsneiss Of Its Omoials.
Some curious stories OF Turkish super
stitlon are related by the anonymous
author Of "Stambul und der Moderns
Turksnthum." the most light-giying Of
recent works on the internal condition
OF the Turkish empire. The mysteri-
Gus caprice with which distinguished
arrivals at Constantinople are treated
by the Sultan and his Ministers ia ex-
planned by an anecdote Of the we'll
known astronomer Peters when he
visited Constantinople In 1850 with
letters OF introduction from Humboldt
and other eminent men Of science. He
found il impossible 10 proceed with mo
mission with which he was charged.
because on the some day that he was
presented To the Grand Vizier, Reshid
Pasha, by the German Ambassador tho
man-Of-war Nustrctie was blown up in
the arsenal This Frankish astrono-
mer," the Grand Vizier is reported to
have said. "cither knew that the ex-
plosion was going To take place or did
not know. In the former event he is "a
mischieyous person for not warning US;
in the latter he is an impostor." And
forthwith the word was passed that
Peters was not to be encouraged or
assisted. Some times visitor uncOn-
sciously carries his condemnation in
his name. IN the reign Of Abdul Aziz
no one was more persistently snubbed
at court than DR. Muhlig, physician to
the German Embassy and all because
the Turks pronounced his name
"Muchlik," which in Arabic means
"murdcrer. " Diplomatsts would be well
advised IT, before they approach the
Sublime Porte on any public question,
they considered these weaknesses Of
the Moslcm mind. IL would be espe-
cally useful If they consulted diligently
the almanac of the court astrologer.
An examination Of the history Of Sir
Henry Drummond VOLTS recent mis-
sion in the light Of that work might bo
full of interest. Much that is yet in
cxplicablc in the negotiations might DO
accounted for If il were found that the
provcrbial i'll luck Of Sundays, Tues
days aud Saturdays had not been duly
considered, or that proper attention
was not paid TO the seven evil days in
every lunar month or To the unlucky
character Of the month Of Safer, the
second month in the Arabic calendar.
No Turk would be- bold enough To enter
new house or undertake n journey on
those unpropitious days, when the
sheytans or devils are abroad, much
less consider seriously n question Of
politics. II goes without saying that
the average Turk thoroughly indorses
the pathological cccentricitics of
the Peculiar People and the cosmic
hcrcsics Of Mr.. John IIampdcn. In
severe cases of sickness the services Of
the hakin arc dispensed with and the
prayers of the shcik or holy man are
rcquisitioncd. As for the globular
shape of the earth and its alleged rcvo-
lutions. the intelligent Mohammedan
laughs such folics To scorn. The dis
appearance of the sun ut night is ac-
counted for by the periodical retire
ment Of that pious luminary for prayer
and religious reilection.--SL JaD'es
Gazette.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
THE POUND STERLING.
History of the Brit,sh Sovereign aud II
Predecessors.

Predecessors.
The British sovereign, or pound
sterling. is legal tender ~ unlimited
amount. and contains ll3 grains Of
fine gold. alloycd with 2 grains of cop
per to every ~ grains fine. Under the
act of 1916, when our silver standard
was abolished. the gold pound was
made To constitute the sole unit and
standard of value of our monetary
system. Coins Of gold first came into
use in the reign of Edward Ill, his
"noblc" being valued at is. Sd. but as
it gradually increased in value until il
became l0s.. Edward VI. replaced the
former coin by an "angcl," which con-
tnucd till the Commonwealth. The
"mark' was "doublc angel" valued
ut l3s 4d. The name sovereign was
first given to the 'doubc royal
stamped with the figure of Henry VII,
and was made current for POS. Henry
VIII. called il "unit," and stamped
il with the Roman numerals XX.;
Charles |. called it guinea, because
the gold cmanatcd from the Guinea
coast. Guincas were first coined in
1868; later this coin lluctuatcd in value
from 20s. to 2ls., until George l. de-
clarc5 it a representative of 2ls. After
this we had double standard, until in
1916 the sovereign in its present form
was again made identical with the
pound sterling, and the silver coins
became mere tokens, deriving their
value from the pound, rs at present.
The half sovereign was the "noblc" "
Edward III. and the royal" of Henry
Nll,-Longmdn'S Md6Gsinc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

The Civil Service Record for this
month gives very frankly its opinion Of
what the outcome in Massachusetts, this
fall must be. Next to the defeat Of the
German ring in Maryland, it declares
that il wishes for decided falling of
in the Democratic vote in the State az n
distinct rebuke to the disgracefu per
formances Of the Democratic state con-
vention. 1t points to the great contrast
between the enunciations Of the two
parties in regard TO civil service reform,
and predicts certain defeat for the Dem
ocrats in November.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
PAINTED FRENCH PEAS.
Physician Expresses ills Opinion ON Artl
nciniiy Coiorcd Vegetables.

A Physician Expresses ills Opinion ON Artl-
ncinlIy CoIorcd Vegetables.
81 wouldn't order those French peas
IL were YOU" observed wcll-known
physician to q reporter rs they wero
dining in an upper Broadway cafe.
"Why notP Aren't they digestiblc?'
They ought To be-
AREN'T they hcalthyP'
"They ought to be-
Then why wouldn't you have me
order them?'
because green peas, especially
French ones, are deceptive. Time was
when green peas were a honest veg
etable as ever grew. But in this age of
deception and fraud very few vegcta-
blcS can preserve their integrity
"Do you mean to say that these are
bogus pcas?'
"No. but the color j. sometimes boz
gus Its as unreal ms the blush on an
actress face"
"lS it dangcrous?'
"l have never known it to do any
'hAHN llblt dangerous IMAM ~ NIL y
person. 1t is usually. however, not that
dangerous. only know of one fatal
case. and in that instance a mistake
had been made in coloring the peas; too
much poison had been used Sulphate
of copper is the poison the canners uso
to paint on their faded vegetables the
vcrlant hue Of growth and freshness.
A small quantity only is used
why don't the authorities prevent
the sale of themp'
"lt is not universally accepted fact
that they are poisonous. American doc
tors, notably the members of the Mas
sachusetts Board of Health. agree that
the combination of sulphate of copper
and peas is hurtful. On the contrary.
many French aud Bulgarian physicians
claim that IL not only is not harmful.
but is positive remedial agency. and
sometimes recommend it 10 patients
suffering from certain maladies. For
my part. though. prefer my vcgcta-
bles unadorned. | like them plain and
clothed in the colors nature gave them.
Adccorated pea has no charms for me-
" u Mail and Express.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

In personal appearance ex-president
X. b. Hayes retains in remarkable
degree the full vigor OF mature manhood
EI-president Hayes has permitted his
grayish-sandy beard to grow to consider
able length, but the ruddy hue Of health
in his light complexioned cheeks prevents
any appearance of the venerable on this
account. His step is elastic, his eyes
bright, and his manner full of quiet,
courtly graces among his friends.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
Continuous Gum

What In it7 The best artificial denture
fled with piece Of rubber that has n row
of teeth attached. You need those that
will M near as possible give the natural
expression. Send for pamphlet. W. II
Tilinghast ID. ID. s., 800 Westminster
street, Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Law sometimes overtakes the rich as
well az the poor. One of the family Of
Painkiller Davis is under arrest in
western Nova Scotia for hunting moose
out Of season. And recently in New
Hampshire court, Dr. Webb, son-in. law
OF Vanderbilt, was fined for cruelty to
animals. having driven n six horse coach
up Mt. Washington at a rapid gait,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Blaine owns Maine. has n mortgage on
Pennsylvania, and the admiration Of him
that exists in the West is M boundIess AZ
the prairies. But for all that hs chances
OF becoming president of the United
States don't seem to materially Increase
NJ the years roll by.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Thomas Mast, the famous caricaturist,
has been engaged to make funny pictures
of Democratic leaders in the New York
Graphic. There is no reason TO doubt
that Mr.. Mast "will do the Job np brown
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Lord Salisbury has added to his fame
az diplomatist 10y the successful out
come of the Anglo French convention in
relation to the Suez Canal. The Con-
servativc premier conducted the nego,ia-
tions in favor of England aud his success
will be likely 10 strengthen his party ut
the polls and in Parliament.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

The pneumatic dynamite gun invented
-5y Lieutenant Zalinske has been tested
and proved great success. Now the
government should throw away the old
rheumatic powder guns and put in the
pneumatic dynamite.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

The oldest ex-United States Senators
now are Simon Cameron, of ofPennsylyania,
born in 1883; James Bradbury. of Maine
born in 1915; Jefferson Davis, of Missis-
sippi. born in 1908 and Hannibal Hamlin.
of Maine, born in 1908.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Senator Hiscock Of New York in n
recent speech says politics have become
business" He is right, and in Rhode
Island, at least. il is business TINT n
man needs capital in order to make a
success.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

The Supreme Court Mt Washington has
Chicago Anarchists case, and il looks
now IN though the condemned men must
pay the penalty Of their crime.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

II is stated in Washington dispatches
that Mr.. Stocklager of Indiana, is to he
appointed Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior. If Cleveland makes this ap-
pointment it is likely to cost him some
temperance votes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Candidates Arnold, Bradley and Pea
body have all accepted their nominations,
and now it remains for the voters Of the
Western district to accept one Of the
candidates.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Selfshness is hell. Competition is the
father Of shness.-People.
Th9 new editor Of the People has "A
remarkably terse way in tracing out gen
ealogy.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Secretary Bayard and Attorney Gen
eral Garland have had row and il IL
said one or the other will resign. II is
safe to bet that il won't be Garland
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Warren o. Arnold is said to have voted
for the Prohibitory law, but this won't
hinder many votes being thrown away on
Thomas III. Peabody.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
SATURDAY. OCTOBER. 22, 1887.

The aged and venerable Judge Bradley
il stumping around the State without
crutches.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Buffalo Bill is going to open'the "wild
West Show" in the Roman Colosseum.
He will be sure "to make Rome howl"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

The price of tho People has been raised
to three cents again. The retail price Of
this paper changes about as often as it's
editor,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

The st. Johnsbtsy Cdlcdonian adj
vertises for sale "a perfect animal un-
der the saddle. aud a fair driver" We
don't want any horse, but the "fair
driver" rather agitates us. What is
her name. blonde or brunette. age. ac-
complishmcnts. and general DISPOSE
ton?-B BURLINGTON CiiDDer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
Valuable Autographs.

l.. II. Merriam. of Hartford. Conn,
recently bought a barrel full of docu
mcnts that had belonged To the late
Judge Sutherland, of New York, at q
little above waste paper rates, which
turns out to have becn rare bargain.
Among the things already found is a
long autograph letter of Robert Fulton.
written in 1905, which tells at some
length of his recent experiments and
particularly how he has become con-
vinced that the best means of propul-
sion Is n wheel built like a windmill.
Letters were also found containing the
autographs Of most of the Livingstons.
of Governor Dougan, royal Governor
of New York. of John Watts De Pcys-
ter, of James Duane. son-in-law of
Robert Livingston. of Aaron Burr. i'm
cluding an opinion wholly in his hand
writing and others, covering a period
OF more than one hundred and fifty
years. Chicago Tunes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

never yet refused an interview unless ]
couldn't help doing 30. and ! find am
treated with fairness aud justice In ell
reports"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29

Selling off the young stock Is Civ.
ing large share of the profits of the
farm to the purchaser Don't do it
Rural New Yorker.
Don't continue the practice of
dripping the umbrella 10y the fcrule
Turn IL the other way, that is, handle
down. when you come in ont of the
rain. The general way Is bad for the
umbrella, for II rots the material at the
converging point Of the frame wires.
Any umbrella man will say that the
proper way Is TO let the water run
from the frame tips. A good many
will object to this advice because they
don't want the pretty handle moist
ened. But the handle will dry. or II
not quick enough II would be better to
wipe IL. Umbrellas should not be per-
mitted TO dry folded. Open them to
dry them. Boston GLOBE.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-29
AldriCh e. Adams

Successor to B. D. Renngton's New Store.
Buy your goods al the New PIained Street Store large Assert
mn of fSCasS Groceries, Meats Etc. We enumsrate some Of our
PRICES:
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Rtln,Mrrfrr Rnflrtd,fett.

RemsDort, 8. 6ebruar. - Die 6irma
6eibelbadl, Sdelbeimer & Comp. bat @Ol0z
bullion gum Setrase BON 100000 Sebuis
8erl6ifTung RAD europa i'm afa9biiredu
befteLt. 8ieie SeubuHg iit bic erite in oies
lem Sabre ulo erregt grOBes StauneH, oa
bns @olb nod uiGt bic gGedielrate sur Nus
fubr mad europa erreiht bat. Sc Oerlautst,
bag bus @olb fir bic itaIleniide Re9teruH9
beftimmt iff.
- Der 0lorbprOjeB gsgsH SoiePH gSiloeHs
buF, BEN bslgiiden SGifisiuugeu, peIder
am 6. Sltober b. s. ieiueu aamera6eu ant
Eorb bss 8ampfers ,,yto0TblaHO" erttaf,
Io1tt geftern in SeriSgs s@itg in ben AiFieu be-
siunen, uurbe ubeT mieberum Ueridobeu, oa,
mie Nnnalt Soues Don yIem- Port erfldrte,
man ueue auf bieleH 6ag be3iiglid9e Buntte
in bem Sertrag Der Ser. StaateH nit S5ls
aitn entoedt unb bas SberbuubeSgeridt bar
auF aufmerfiam gemndt babe. 9iad] ldn9trer
Debate 3nilheH oem 8ifritsaumalt uuo
6rn. Soues, oem aHnaIt oes Gugeilagteu,
iuurbe Der Bro5sB bis HddfeH Routag per-
I9obeH.
- On belUuBtIOIem 3ufanh uu5 NIT BHHs
Sen am 6intsrlopf unO am 8iideH fan6 man
qeftsrH abeab ben 45 Sabre alien SOisPh
gBrigbt boH /. doe. uab 12l. StraBe IN
ReebnpEsHsEdbrbOOt Iiegeub Dor un0 bra9t'
ihu mad ben u3oois5eIt'6 6oipital." gBie Der
RanR 80 ietueu Berle5uugeu gelammeE,
blisb uuaufgeIldrt.
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aratt Wafom,s gserSes. .
ElejnItat Der observation-disclosures. Sbi)
MATS aHsebHmer gabuHRa.


maRS aHstbIid1er gSabuiIna.
RepsDort, 8. 6ebruar. - Ser SuQHeii
binfdai9 be8 SoOes Ger frau 9oi2ppiue
DiaiOn, meIdle bsfdnutltb am oargaugeHen
Sonnerhag in ibuem 6oIie CIR. S39, YGefts
81. StraBe, Don ibrem SettgdHger 5enr9 ..
Sbipman erihonen porben if, Iit pom GOro=
uer ytugeut beeHoet uoroeu. 80liiilt DC
@on bonn 90. Be5Irt uno 6uIf5- &orOuer D.
0ten9ber nareu Die einStgeH 3eugeu, tUelt)e
0erbGrt tpuroen. @riterer er3dblte, ME er
nod bem 6auie gerufen mur0e, tpo fid) Ole
DlOrbi5ene abgeiptelt bate. GS mar I'M is
llbr JiatmittQgs, ais er ouS 6auS betrat, Qu
6sieu Tbiir ihm SbipmaH eut9egeu fam uHO
ibn nit OtH QSOrten anreoete: ySd) petB, fir
men sic fommsn, Gle poueH mid bogeH!"
NcGop fragte Johann Ha1 Der gtoromaffe,
nelhe Sbipmau in istntn Sdlafjtmmer Su=
riidgelaiIeu bate. Der gOli3ift Habm Chip
man bei'm arm uuo IieB itf bas 3immer
leiaea, mo er oenu aud ben 9te0olUsr auf Der
6oIumooe liegeH ia6. Die 96afie, beren
idmmtllGe 3ammerH leer gemeleH, iuar nod
uarm. 4ls 0}cGOp nit ieInem @eiaHseueH
bic Ereppe biHab ilieg, io9te Geeterer, 0aB CT
SoiRpbine 10 iebr geliebt babe, uu0 oaB er ne
ittt pfegeR f6une. Seire 9ano biaBdlteHo
bsmerfte Ct fueiter, baB ibr 8lut baran tlebs.
GaGbem 8r. G'D}engber zen Beiuu0 Der
&utopfe u1itgetbeilt bate, erbob fldl Qnmalt
gSm. F. Dome uno ertl6rte, bag er Die Ser
banoluE9eH betyd6tlIdJ abtiir5eu meTOe, tn
Dem Pr ais aRmalt Sbipmau's bier Die @rs
fldruug abgebe, baB bic Ssrtorbeue ourd bic
6auo ieinGs 8lienteH Su tbrem 6obe getoms
men lsi. Der 8ifrilt5GnnGlt uer6e ben Sal
Oiort ben groBgeidmOrenenb borle9eu. Sblps
mon erbob iidl bier idb bon ieiHem Stse.
Seiue Elppeu }udteH, uno mon iab e5 i1m
al, 6aB cr GtpaS iageH pOute, aber nidt
gleid) bic gBOrte 0a5u fiuo9u fonute. 2lnmalt
5Onc ieBte ir0e6eu loiOrt eiueH Ddmpier auf
bic 9}coCoeriHbe leiHeS SIienten, iHoem Ct
ieiHe SaH6 ifper aHf oelien Sdulter le9te
mo ibH in ieiHgu Stuhl 3Uritd6Eitdte. Sid
oarn nit ialbungs0Oler, bemegter StImme
On ben @erOner uno oie Surn rueuOen0, iagte
Del aHDalt: nGr 1T elm Srrituulger. Sc 1T
8ira sin Iebr beflageuSmerthsr 6ag. @r If
ooH ieiner @eburt an irritunig gemeIeu Uno
III e5 aud lebt nod. Seine 6amitte bat nit
uuitrem 9iidteri1an0e euge @OHuettiou Bel
ieiuer @eburt lit er Oh Der NOpirOie. Gr 1T
Ubne allen uno iebeH 3meliel irriluujq." Die
Surg CAB Johann, Obue id 81 erbeben, oa8
Ssr6iIt nb, bag pSOiepbiue Wtaiou 0ura Die
9ano SbipmanS ibren SOB gefunOeu." q"
Ser @eianGene purbe Johann BON ben Bolt
8iHtn WlcG0p unb Carroll mad ben Combs
Jurtd getradt glcGOb arBdbIte, 6aB Ship
man auf benz 2Bege pom oeH Combs mad
btm GorousrSs 8ureau ben &ariu5 gemaht,
Iid BON ibm loslureiBeH uub III entmiiden.
@arbeiu Bolib feute Dies ieOOd in Ibreoe
un0 eJilGrte, Bag SbipmOH 10 0erriidt iei,
tpie es NM m0gli5 mdre." SorgeRerH Qbeu6
iol 6erielbe 3u ben ShlieBeru in ben Combs
geiugt boben, baB fe ibu jtet enOlidl losa
laiien iollteu, beuu Fe bdlteu MN SPaB ges
Huq nit ibm gebabt.
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9}r. 81.
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